Stylish 10 bedroom House for sale in Peyrelevade, Limousin
Located between the historic town of Felletin and the popular tourist destination of Meymac, a nearby lake, golf course, and aerodrome make this area the perfect retreat.
Main House: The first section boasts an impressive house elevated over a basement, offering a perfect blend of luxury and practicality. Crossing the wooden bridge to the elevated ground floor to a double-height living room, a spacious dining area with a well-appointed kitchen, a conv...
Located between the historic town of Felletin and the popular tourist destination of Meymac, a nearby lake, golf course, and aerodrome make this area the perfect retreat.
Main House: The first section boasts an impressive house elevated over a basement, offering a perfect blend of luxury and practicality. Crossing the wooden bridge to the elevated ground floor to a double-height living room, a spacious dining area with a well-appointed kitchen, a convenient WC, and a generously-sized storage room.
Large south-facing windows display unobstructed views of the countryside, and a large covered balcony provides a second dining space overlooking the swimming pool.
The upper floor features 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, wc, and a luxurious hammam and sauna. Additionally, a mezzanine with a dedicated office space enhances the functionality of this splendid home.
The basement houses a well-equipped heating room and a large laundry/linen area.
Second House: The second section has 3 bedrooms on the ground floor and a large contemporary living/dining/kitchen area on the first floor.
Third Section - Three Independent Apartments: each with 1 bedroom, bathroom, a large living/dining area, and generous kitchen.
Another apartment to finish (subject to permission), 2 garages, a small vaulted wine cellar, a heated swimming pool, and a small outbuilding complete with a WC, a pool technical room, and a room awaiting renovation add to the allure of this magnificent property.
The house even boasts its own observatory.
All in enclosed land totalling over 10 acres.
In summary, this property in Correze offers style, comfort and great potential and is not to be missed.
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